YUKON RAIL
ADVENTURE Tour 411
**NEW**
$239 adult, $160 child (3-12 years)
Follow the trail of the Sourdoughs between
Skagway, Alaska and Carcross, Yukon on the
famous White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad. From
Skagway, you will travel by train along the
Skagway River up to the White Pass Summit and
down into British Columbia to the restored 1903
station at Lake Bennett. Here you will have a 2
hour layover to enjoy lunch and tour the town on
your own. Then re-board the train and continue
on to Carcross. Enjoy the scenery of this
beautiful mountain-girt lake, with mountains
appearing to rise out of the water. In Carcross,
you will board a motorcoach for the return trip
to Skagway. A stop will be made at picturesque
Emerald Lake on the return. Lunch is included.
Note:
Passport is
required on this tour.
Duration: 8.5
hours.
Departure time: 7:30am.
Departs:
Daily (EXCEPT Saturdays), May 22 -September 2,
2009.
Tours operates in reverse (bus first,
train last) on Sundays and Wednesdays.

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YUKON DISCOVERY
TOUR Tour
402 
$114 adult,
$68 child (3-11 years)
A favorite
among those seeking a more complete Gold Rush
experience, this 140 mile roundtrip tour is an
awesome adventure into the Yukon Territory!
Experience the beauty of the Klondike Highway as
you travel north in the comfortable custom
mini-coach, paralleling much of the original
White Pass Trail to the summit and beyond. View
icy lakes, glaciers and magnificent waterfalls.
Stand on the
shores of Lake Bennett, experience the world’s
smallest desert, view turn-of-the-century mines,
shop for souvenirs, and watch for wildlife!
Included is
the North's premier educational wildlife
gallery, featuring over 100 Yukon and ice age
mammals on display, along with the world's
largest mounted polar bear. You'll also
visit a sled dog camp, where you can pet the
sled dogs, play with the puppies, and hear the
adventures of winter dog sledding in the Yukon!
Lunch is a delicious barbecue chicken meal
(vegetarian options available).
Note: Passport
required on this tour.
Duration:
6
hours
Departure times:
Various times available.
Usually accommodates cruise ship
schedules.
Daily departures:
May 1 - September 30,
2009.
YUKON JEEP STAMPEDE
Tour 405
$114
adult, $57 child
(3-11 years)
Listen to stories of Gold Rush history and lore
on this fast paced tour which highlights both
the Summit and the Yukon - an incredible
wilderness area! You'll be driving your own
personal Jeep Wrangler® on the Klondike Highway,
paralleling the train past magnificent
waterfalls and spectacular scenery to the summit
& beyond. Leave behind the coastal rainforest as
you cross the Canadian border into the
sub-arctic alpine tundra of the 'Tormented'
Valley, a virtual moonscape. Then journey into
the boreal forest past crystal lakes, log cabins
and the winter Fantail Trail. Stand on the
shores of Lake Tutshi and Tagish and have your
picture taken at the Yukon border sign. A stop
will also be made to photograph eagles at the
Wild Eagle Camp. The Yukon is an excellent area
to encounter wildlife, such as bears, moose,
sheep, and goats. A light snack and beverage are
included. This tour is 100+ miles roundtrip.
Drivers must be a minimum of 25 years of age and
have a valid driver's license.
Note:
Passport
required
on this tour.
Duration: 4
hours.
Departure times: Various times available.
Usually accommodates cruise ship schedules.
Daily departures: May 1 - September 30, 2009.
YUKON & SLED DOG TOUR Tour
403

$188 per person
The ultimate
Yukon experience - miles of pristine wilderness,
crystal lakes, waterfalls and glaciers and the
dog sled ride of a lifetime! Follow the 1898
Gold Rush Trail over the summit and into
Canada's legendary Yukon in a comfortable custom
mini-coach. As your guide relates the stories of
the stampeders and their trials, you'll leave
behind the coastal rainforest and enter the
sub-arctic alpine tundra of the "Tormented"
Valley - a virtual moonscape! You'll see the
White Pass Trail of '98, the Fantail Trail, and
Summit & Fraser Lakes before passing back into
the boreal forest for Lakes Tutshi and Tagish.
View the historic silver mines of Conrad, Bove
Island, the native village of Carcross and the
Carcross Desert, affectionately known as the
world's smallest. Enjoy a 25 minute sled dog
ride in a wheeled custom cart being whisked
along the trail through an area actually
traveled by the Gold Rush Stampeders. Hear the
unique and exciting stories of winter dog
mushing, play with puppies and pet the sled
dogs. Visit the North's premier
educational wildlife exhibit, featuring over 100
Yukon & Ice Age animals on display. Lunch is a
delicious barbecue chicken meal (vegetarian
options available).
Note:
Passport required on this tour.
Duration:
6 to 6.5 hours.
Departure times: Various times available.
Usually accommodates cruise ship schedules.
Daily departures: May 1 - September 30, 2009.
DOG SLEDDING &
GLACIER FLIGHT SEEING Tour 400
$479
per person
Note: Passengers weighing
250 lbs and over pay for a seat and a
half.
Combine helicopter flight seeing with Alaska ’s
favorite sport – dog sledding. After a thrilling
flight over spectacular glaciers, you’ll land at
a dog camp on the Denver Glacier. Experienced
guides will introduce you to the world of
“mushing” and the art of dog sledding. Drive the
team or relax in the sled while observing the
breathtaking environment around you. Tour
includes glacier boots and safety vest.
Duration:
2 hours,
including 30 minute roundtrip flight and
approximately 1 hour at the dog camp.
Departure times:
Various times available. Usually
accommodates cruise ship schedules.
Daily departures:
May 4 - September 3, 2009,
dependent on glacier conditions.
GLACIER FLIGHT SEEING Tour 412
$289
per person
Note: Passengers weighing 250 lbs and over pay for a
seat and a half.
This once-in-a-lifetime tour gives you the rate
opportunity to explore one of Alaska's grand
glaciers. As you ascend above Skagway, you will
view the Taiya Inlet and the once-bustling town
of Dyea. Once the helicopter lands, you will
spend approximately 40 minutes touring the
glacier with an expert guide. Tour includes
glacier boots and safety vest.
Duration:
2 hours,
including 40 minute roundtrip flight and
approximately 40 minutes on the glacier.
Departure times:
Various times available. Usually
accommodates cruise ship schedules.
Daily departures:
May 4 - September 3, 2009,
dependent on glacier conditions.

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EXCURSION TO
JUNEAU BY WATER TAXI Tour 406
$155 adult, $125 child
(3-12 years)
Cruise from Skagway aboard a water taxi through
the waters of Lynn Canal, North America's
largest and deepest glacial fjord to Juneau (via
Haines). You will travel on a new 65-foot,
state-of-the-art, fast-hulled catamaran
specially designed for the waters of Lynn Canal.
The Fjordland offers comfortable, indoor seating
with 360-degree views. Upon arrival at Auke Bay,
board our motorcoach for a transfer to downtown
Juneau. Along the way, we'll show you the city's
highlights, including the state capitol building
and the governor's mansion. The bus drops off at
Marine Park on the waterfront, with easy access
to restaurants and shopping. You will receive a
walking tour map to orient you to Juneau's
premier attractions. You'll have approximately
three hours of "free" time to explore downtown
before re-boarding the bus for spectacular
Mendenhall Glacier. At the glacier, spend an
hour walking the trails, taking photos and
checking out the US Forest Service visitor
center before the bus returns you to Auke Bay
for our evening cruise back to Skagway and
Haines.
Tour includes round trip wildlife &
sightseeing cruise and bus transfer to downtown
and Mendenhall Glacier, with free time for lunch
(not included), shopping & sightseeing.
Complimentary hot beverages and hearty morning &
evening snacks served onboard the water taxi.
Taxi Schedule:
(times are approximate and
subject to crew and driver discretion)
Depart Skagway:
8am. Arrive Auke Bay at 11:45am.
Depart Auke Bay: 5pm. Arrive Skagway at 8:15pm.
Daily departures:
May 16 to September 7, 2009.
CHILKOOT
TRAIL HIKE & RAFT Tour 401

$85 adults, $65 child
(ages 4-12)
Retrace
the steps of the Gold Rush stampeders on the
famous Chilkoot Trail, hiking through a green
moss-covered northern temperate rainforest. At
the end of the 1.8 mile one-way hike, depart on
a relaxing river float on the tranquil Taiya
River. The hike is moderately difficult over
uneven, hilly terrain for the first mile, then
on mostly flat ground for the remainder.
Participants should be in good physical
condition.
Duration: 4 hours
Departure times:
9:45am, 12pm, and 2:30pm. Daily
departures:
May 15 - September 15, 2009.
Hike the Chilkoot Trail
Experience some real Alaskan
hospitality, and explore the world famous
Chilkoot trail? Look no further than the
Chilkoot
Outpost Cabins!

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